Worship with us this Sunday 16th August: 8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough, 10am Sung Eucharist, Clowne

Worship with us this Sunday 16th August: 8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough, 10am Sung Eucharist, Clowne








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Hello from the Rector

Dear friends,

As I write this on Monday it is St Laurence’s day. He is a saint I have always found inspiring. Here’s an image and a summary of his story from the excellent Our Church Speaks Facebook page (I recommend it!):
 

“The sick, the aged, the poor, the widows, the orphans: these are the treasures of the Church.” – Laurence (225-258), Deacon & Martyr at Rome

Laurence was a deacon in the Roman church, responsible for distributing alms to the poor. During the persecution of Emperor Valerian, Laurence was arrested and ordered to surrender all of the riches of the church to the Roman Empire. Laurence asked for three days to gather the wealth. He quickly distributed the remaining alms to the needy. The poor then bravely joined Laurence when he returned to the Roman court. When the Roman prefect ordered the wealth surrendered, Laurence brought forward the poor and said, “The sick, the aged, the poor, the widows, the orphans: these are the treasures of the Church.” The prefect was enraged, bound Laurence, and executed him on a hot gridiron. Today, he is one of the most widely honoured martyrs and one of the most famous deacons from the early church.

Almighty God, you gave your servant Laurence boldness to confess the Name of our Saviour Jesus Christ before the rulers of this world, and courage to die for this faith: Grant that we may always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in us, and to suffer gladly for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Art & history by Ben Lansing

This post is the DEBUT of this artwork of St. Laurence. 🎈

NEW – PREORDER the book 📕 www.ourchurchspeaks.com

This Sunday we are at Barlborough for quiet morning prayer at 8.30am and Clowne for our Sung Eucharist at 10am.

See you soon.

Every blessing,

Canon Bryony

Confirmation course and service         

We are now going to join with the deanery for our confirmation service this autumn instead of this summer – it wasn’t possible to align diaries for August. The confirmation service will take place at St John’s Newbold on Sunday 22nd November at 6pm. A confirmation course will take place at Clowne church in the autumn for anyone interested in being confirmed or in taking a basic Christianity course. Please speak to Rev Bryony for more information.

Upcoming services:

 

Said Eucharist every Thursday at 10.15am at St James, Barlborough
 

Sunday 16th August Trinity 11
8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Clowne
3.00pm Service at Cliff House
Sunday 23rd August Trinity 12
8.30am Morning Prayer, Clowne
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Barlborough
5.00pm Refresh Service, Clowne
Tuesday 28th August
7.30pm Pilgrimage Course, Clowne
Sunday 30th August 5th SUNDAY Healing Eucharist
8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Clowne
Sunday 6th Sept      Trinity 14
8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Clowne
5.00pm Choral Evensong
Saturday 12th Sept
10am-1pm Heritage Open Day Barlborough     
Sunday 13th Sept    Trinity 15
8.30am Morning Prayer, Clowne
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Barlborough
Sunday 20th Sept    Trinity 16
8.30am Morning Prayer, Barlborough
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Clowne
3.00pm Service at Cliff House
Sunday 27th Sept    Trinity 17
8.30am Morning Prayer, Clowne
10.00am Sung Eucharist, Barlborough
5.00pm Refresh Service, Clowne
 

Please consider joining the Parish Giving Scheme to give regularly if you do not already do so.

It costs money to run our churches, to pay for our clergy and keep the lights on, most of our income comes from your generosity!
  
Joining the Parish Giving Scheme
A regular gift really helps our cash flow, prevents the need for us to count cash and go to the bank and the scheme automatically claims Gift Aid. Once you set it up you can relax and not worry about bringing cash to church.
 
How to give
Set up a regular gift to the parish by calling the dedicated telephone line: 0333 002 1271. Tell them the parish code:

  • St John the Baptist, Clowne: 120612060
  • St James the Greater, Barlborough: 120612054

You can also set everything up online yourself by visiting: https://www.parishgiving.org.uk/


Contact the clergy:

 

Reverend Canon Bryony Taylor, Rector
01246 813569
revbryonytaylor@gmail.com
 
Rev’d Adrian Murray-Leslie, retired associate priest
07791 594660
adrian@murray-leslie.org.uk

Please note that the clergy’s usual day off is a Friday. Find out other information about our churches on our website: http://bcjj.org.uk

Here’s how you can help by joining the Parish Giving Scheme and giving by Direct Debit.

A regular gift really helps our cash flow, prevents the need for us to count cash and go to the bank and the scheme automatically claims Gift Aid.

It gives all of us peace of mind – you’re not worrying about your envelopes with your cash gift piling up and we’re not worrying about loss of income – it’s a win win!

Thank you for your help. Click here for more details:
https://www.parishgiving.org.uk/donors/find-your-parish/

http://bcjj.org.uk/giving/

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